• Home
  • Shop
    • Basil Hall
    • Aboriginal Art
    • Etchings
    • Screenprint
    • Folios & Boxes
    • Garry Shead
    • Drypoints & Monoprints
    • Collagraph
  • About BHE
  • News
  • The Studios
  • Trips & Workshops
  • Projects
  • Contact
 
0
Basil Hall Editions
  • Home
  • Shop
    • Basil Hall
    • Aboriginal Art
    • Etchings
    • Screenprint
    • Folios & Boxes
    • Garry Shead
    • Drypoints & Monoprints
    • Collagraph
  • About BHE
  • News
  • The Studios
  • Trips & Workshops
  • Projects
  • Contact
Basil Hall Editions
  • Home
  • Shop
    • Basil Hall
    • Aboriginal Art
    • Etchings
    • Screenprint
    • Folios & Boxes
    • Garry Shead
    • Drypoints & Monoprints
    • Collagraph
  • About BHE
  • News
  • The Studios
  • Trips & Workshops
  • Projects
  • Contact
0

Another great Tassie crowd at the King Island Workshop

November 9, 2017 Basil Hall

Pin It

Courtesy of the Tasmanian Regional Arts Fund – (part of Regional Arts Australia), Andrew and Dianne Blake once again were able to include four indigenous Tasmanian artists in my recent printmaking 5-dayer with residents of King Island. Here are Sinsa, Bonnie, Dianne Blake (the workshop organiser), Tanya and Michelle, huddled around the hard working etching press at the King Island Cultural Centre in Currie at the conclusion of another fun workshop. Actually, we also had one Sydney artist and one from Melbourne too! Over the 5 days I introduced collagraphs and we did zinc plate etching for the fourth year (hard- and soft ground, aquatint, colour, sugar lift etc). I think there were 17 different people in all, but a maximum of 12 attended on any given day, giving Dianne, Andrew and me plenty to do to keep the press churning out prints. We were still printing up the backlog after everyone departed on some days.

No Comments

Leave a Comment

Previous Article

9TH PRINTMAKING IN PARADISE…

In All

9TH PRINTMAKING IN PARADISE ON SKOPELOS IS., GREECE

View Post

Next Article

Tasmanian artist Bonnie Starrick on…

In All

Tasmanian artist Bonnie Starrick on King Island

View Post

ABOUT BHE

For the last nineteen years Basil has run Basil Hall Editions, first from a purpose-built studio in Darwin, then from two studios: one in Braidwood, NSW and one in Canberra. In 2020 Basil moved all the equipment to Canberra. He and his team host visiting artists or travel to remote Aboriginal  communities, collaborating with over 100 artists a year, or other regional locations, offering workshops.

RECENT NEWS

In All

Back to Wodonga (through the Covid blockade)

View Post

In All

Last job for the year: Eunice Napanangka Jack’s etching

View Post

In All

King Island “Poor Souls” art exhibition March 2021

View Post

In All

Warringah Printmakers have me back

View Post

Instagram did not return a 200.

© 2018 Basil Hall Editions. Design by Robin Hall Design.